Non fiction
Field of Blood - Freeman
Thunder at the Gates - Egerton
America on Fire - Hinton
Silencing the Past - Trouillot
How the South Won the Civil War - Cox Richardson
Pedagogy of the Oppressed - Freire
The Second Founding - Foner
Barrio America - Sandoval-Strausz
The Broken Heart of America - Johnson
Fiction
Rama Revealed - Clarke and Lee
The Fifth Season - Jemisin
Thrawn - Zahn
Ahsoka - Johnston
Did #Goodreads just make itself worse? I used to be able to find "reading activity" for a given book that would show a complete history: when I added it to a shelf, when I started reading it, when I finished, and the same if I read it again, and so on. GR never made it obvious where to find this information -- it was always in an obscure location that made no sense -- but now that history seems to be gone or at least inaccessible. Am I the only one missing it? #Bookstodon@bookstodon
@GottaLaff the real issue with that state is it's law free neighbor, Indiana.
I don't have the receipts in front of me but I'm pretty sure most illegal guns in Chicago are from Indiana, which borders the city. Gary, Indiana, is a suburb of Chicago.
That's the best part of Republicans pointing to violent crime in Chicago and saying gun laws don't work: it's Indiana's loose or lack of gun laws driving violent crime in Chicago. Not Illinois.